International Peace Tour 1989
42nd International Peace Tour 1989 Warsaw-Berlin-Prague |
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Competition period | May 8-20, 1989 |
Stages | 12 stages |
overall length | 1927 km |
winner | |
Overall rating | 1. Uwe Ampler 47:30:43 hours 2. Olaf Jentzsch 3. Zenon Jaskula |
Scoring jerseys | |
Yellow jersey | Uwe Ampler |
Mountain scoring | Uwe Ampler |
Most active driver | Olaf Ludwig |
Sprint scoring | Uwe Raab |
versatility | Olaf Ludwig |
Team ranking | Soviet Union |
course | |
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The 42nd International Peace Tour (Course de la paix) was a cycling race that took place from May 8th to 20th, 1989.
The 42nd edition of the International Peace Tour consisted of twelve individual stages and led over a total length of 1927 km from Warsaw via Berlin to Prague . The team winner was the USSR . The mountain stage won UWE AMPLER from the GDR.
A total of 106 drivers from 18 countries took part. Usually six men are provided per state. The teams from China and Italy only had five men. Originally, the tour was supposed to lead from Paris to Moscow and also see professional teams at the start. In December 1988, however, the International Professional Federation (FICP) canceled participation.
Participating nations were:
Team squad of the German-speaking teams
GDR Uwe Ampler Thomas Barth Olaf Jentzsch Olaf Ludwig Uwe Raab Steffen Rein |
BR Germany Ernst Christl Axel Engel Raphaël Rothermund Michael Rich Dominik Krieger Dieter Niehues |
Details
Result | ||||
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First | Uwe Ampler | ø 40.7 km / h | GDR | |
Second | Olaf Jentzsch | - 00:26 min. | GDR | |
Third | Zenon Jaskula | - 2:42 min. | Poland |
stage | Start finish | Stage winner | Stage length |
Travel time |
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1st stage | Around Warsaw | Jamolidin Abduschaparov Soviet Union | 78 km | 1:38:15 |
2nd stage | Warsaw - Łódź | Zbigniew saying Poland | 140 km | 3:23:36 |
3rd stage | Pabianice - Wrocław | Olaf Jentzsch GDR | 198 km | 4:51:37 |
4th stage | Wrocław - Poznań | Pavel Shumanov Bulgaria | 187 km | 4:04:12 |
5th stage | Poznań - Cottbus | Uwe Raab GDR | 197 km | 4:31:10 |
6th stage | Cottbus - hall | Olaf Ludwig GDR | 203 km | 5:37:42 |
7th stage | Halle - Berlin | Olaf Ludwig GDR | 213 km | 4:57:15 |
8th stage | Mahlow - Dresden | Uwe Raab GDR | 197 km | 4:50:37 |
9th stage | Dresden - Mladá Boleslav | Uwe Ampler GDR | 167 km | 4:16:15 |
10th stage | Mladá Boleslav - Trutnov | Olaf Jentzsch GDR | 150 km | 4:03:14 |
11th stage | Individual time trial in Trutnov | Uwe Ampler GDR | 35 km | 45:19 |
12th stage | Trutnov - Prague | Frank van Veenendaal Netherlands | 162 km | 4:27:58 |
literature
- Friedensfahrt 1989, Neues Deutschland, Berlin 1989, 34 pages
Web links
- Peace ride
- Sport-complete
- The history of the peace ride on cycling4fans.de
Individual evidence
- ^ German Cycling Association of the GDR (ed.): The cyclist . No. 48/1988 . Berlin, S. 2 .